Single-Entry vs Multiple-Entry Cambodia Visa: What Americans Get
Both the Cambodia Tourist eVisa and Business eVisa are single-entry for US citizens — one arrival per visa. Here is exactly what that means for re-entry, what happens the moment you leave, and how Americans planning a Vietnam or Thailand loop should sequence a second visa.
Is the Cambodia eVisa single-entry or multiple-entry for US citizens?
The Cambodia eVisa for US citizens is single-entry only. Both the Tourist eVisa ($80 USD all-in) and the Business eVisa ($90 USD all-in) give you exactly one arrival into Cambodia. The visa is valid for 3 months from issue and lets you stay up to 30 days on that single entry, but the moment you exit the country the visa is finished — even with days left on your stay. There is no multiple-entry option on the standard Cambodia eVisa. If you plan to leave and come back — for example, a side trip to Vietnam or back into Thailand — you simply apply for a second eVisa before you re-enter, at the same price and the same 3-business-day approval.
चाबी छीनना
- The Cambodia eVisa for US citizens is single-entry only — both the Tourist eVisa ($80 USD) and the Business eVisa ($90 USD). One arrival, then the visa is used up.
- Single-entry means the moment you exit Cambodia, the visa is finished — even if you have days left on your 30-day stay. Coming back requires a fresh visa.
- The 3-month validity is your window to enter once, not a license to come and go. Validity is how long you have to use the single entry, not how many entries you get.
- There is no multiple-entry option on the standard Cambodia eVisa for Americans. If you need to re-enter, you apply for a second eVisa — same $80/$90 USD, same 3-business-day approval.
- Each entry also needs its own e-Arrival Card: $5 USD verified through us, 14 fields, submitted within 7 days before each arrival. A second trip means a second eVisa and a second e-Arrival.
Single-entry vs multiple-entry, in one sentence
This guide breaks down exactly what single-entry means in practice, when an American genuinely needs a second visa, how the 3-month validity differs from the 30-day stay, and how to sequence a regional loop so you are never stuck at a gate. If you are still deciding between the two visa products, our Tourist vs Business eVisa comparison covers which one fits your trip — but on the single-entry question, they behave identically.
What single-entry actually means for US travelers
This is also why the all-7 Thailand-Cambodia land borders being closed since June 2025 matters less for re-entry planning than you might think: even when those crossings reopen, hopping out and back would still burn your single entry each way. The shape of the visa, not the border status, is what governs re-entry. Our guide on how long US citizens can stay in Cambodia walks through the stay clock in detail if that is the part you are weighing.
Validity, stay, and entries — three numbers that are not the same
When a US traveler actually needs a second visa
The good news is that a second Cambodia eVisa is the same simple process as the first — same $80 USD for Tourist or $90 USD for Business, the same 3-business-day approval, delivered as a printable PDF by email. There is no penalty, no cooling-off period, and no limit on how many single-entry eVisas you can hold across separate trips. If you frequently re-enter and are weighing whether a longer in-country path fits better, our explainer on whether you can still extend a Cambodia tourist visa covers the post-November-2025 rules.
How to plan a clean second entry
For an extended stay rather than a genuine loop, the calculus changes — a single Business eVisa with an in-country extension can be cleaner than repeatedly leaving and re-entering on fresh single-entry visas. The Business eVisa is the only Cambodia visa that supports in-country extensions, which is why long-stay Americans gravitate to it. Our breakdown of the ordinary E-class visa
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Is the Cambodia eVisa single-entry or multiple-entry for US citizens?
Single-entry. Both the Cambodia Tourist eVisa ($80 USD all-in) and the Business eVisa ($90 USD all-in) give US citizens exactly one arrival into Cambodia. There is no multiple-entry option on the standard eVisa. If you need to leave and come back, you apply for a second eVisa at the same price and the same 3-business-day approval.
Does the 3-month validity mean I can enter Cambodia multiple times?
No. The 3-month validity is your window to make a single entry — it is the deadline by which you must arrive, not a license to come and go. You can enter on any day inside that 3-month window, but only once. The moment you exit Cambodia, the visa is finished even if validity remains.
If I leave Cambodia early, can I come back on the same visa?
No. The visa is consumed the moment you exit, regardless of how many of your 30 stay-days are left. Leaving with 18 days unused does not let you return on those days — re-entry requires a fresh Cambodia eVisa. Unused stay days do not roll over and cannot be reclaimed.
I want to visit Vietnam mid-trip and return to Cambodia. What do I need?
A second Cambodia eVisa. Crossing into Vietnam ends your first single-entry Cambodia visa, so coming back is a new entry that needs its own eVisa — $80 USD Tourist or $90 USD Business, approved in 3 business days. Apply for the return visa in advance so it is ready before you leave, rather than scrambling for it abroad.
Can I extend my single-entry visa instead of buying a second one?
It depends on the trip. The automatic tourist extension ended in November 2025, so a Tourist eVisa cannot simply be stretched. The Business eVisa is the only Cambodia visa that can be extended in-country (1, 3, 6, or 12 months through an immigration agent), which makes it the cleaner choice for a long single stay rather than a loop that leaves and returns.
Do I need a new e-Arrival Card for each entry into Cambodia?
Yes. The e-Arrival Card is per-arrival, separate from the visa. Two entries means two e-Arrival Cards — each $5 USD verified through us, each 14 fields, each filed within 7 days before that specific arrival. You cannot reuse the first one for a re-entry.
Is there any limit on how many single-entry Cambodia eVisas I can get?
No. There is no cap on the number of single-entry eVisas you can hold across separate trips, no cooling-off period, and no penalty for re-applying. Each one is a fresh application at the same $80/$90 USD price and the same 3-business-day approval, delivered as a printable PDF by email.
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